Any Coders here? -> ChucK

[theledge]

check this out - cylob isnt my favourite artist music wise but is one of the most inspiring ive come across in respect of how he makes music

http://durftal.com/cms/cylobmusicsystem.html

[MARK ANXIOUS]

check this out - cylob isnt my favourite artist music wise but is one of the most inspiring ive come across in respect of how he makes music

http://durftal.com/cms/cylobmusicsystem.html

cylob is a good mate of mine from the past actually. i wondered what he was up to now.. yeah he's totally on it. love his music...

god this chuck shit is giving me a headache now hahahah!!..

ok got a few things to do in the next few weeks but gonna get my head round this for sure. keep on chuckin!

[massplanck]

god this chuck shit is giving me a headache now hahahah!!..

yeah it can be tough. Im going to stick this one out though, its worth it.

have this from another forum ;) and play around with the 5 & 4 values.

SndBuf s=>dac;
"special:ahh"=>s.read;
for(;;)
Math.tan((5::ms=>now)/4::ms)=>s.rate;

[theledge]

kewl, the one which turned me right on to chuck was this one. the best thing about chuck is the control it gives you over time and events and this hits the nail

      // impulse to filter to dac
      Impulse i => BiQuad f => dac;
      // set the filter's pole radius
      .99 => f.prad;
      // set equal gain zero's
      1 => f.eqzs;
      // initialize float variable
      0.0 => float v;

      // infinite time-loop
      while( true )
      {
          // set the current sample/impulse
          1.0 => i.next;
          // sweep the filter resonant frequency
          Std.fabs(Math.sin(v)) * 4000.0 => f.pfreq;
          // increment v
          v + .1 => v;
          // advance time
          100::ms => now;
      }

the complete code and background is about half way down this page, give it a try although you may well have already seen it
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/learn/tutorial.html

try making that in logic

[massplanck]

the complete code and background is about half way down this page, give it a try although you may well have already seen it
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/learn/tutorial.html

try making that in logic

nice!